Articles by Northern Miner Staff


Monument Mining's Selinsing gold mine in Malaysia.  Credit: Monument Mining

Monument tightens belts, focuses on gold in Malaysia

VANCOUVER — After delaying its Mengapur iron project in the Pahang state of Malaysia in February, Monument Mining (TSXV: MMY) is bracing for the long downturn by improving its gold production and slashing corporate costs.



SolGold digs into Ecuador

Over the last three years, SolGold (LSE: SOLG) has earned an 85% stake in the Cascabel copper-gold-silver deposit in northern Ecuador, and the Brisbane-based company says it is on track to complete its first resource estimate on the early stage…



TSX slides, June 1-5

Canada’s benchmark stock index fell below 15,000 for the first time since mid-May, driven lower by concerns about how the Greek debt crisis will affect the eurozone, and strong jobs data in the U.S. that has caused many to believe the Fed…


The Northern Miner's publisher Anthony Vaccaro (far left) moderates a panel  at the Hard Hats & High Heels fashion show. Panelists (from left to  right) included Holt Renfrew's vice president of exclusive services Lisa Tant, Fashion Magazine's contributing fashion editor George Antonopoulos,   Kinross Gold's senior vice president of human resources Gina Jardine, and one of PwC Canada's partners Marelize Konig. Source: Women Who Rock

Hard Hats & High Heels leaves a lasting impression

Innovative. Inspiring. Fun. That’s what the Hard Hats & High Heels fashion show and panel presentation was all about. Organized by Women Who Rock (WWR) and the Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards (CAFA), the cross-sector collaboration…


US stocks stumble, June 1-5

U.S. equities fell on the back of a strong jobs report that showed an improvement in the economy, increasing the chances that the Federal Reserve would hike interest rates in September. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.9% to…




TSX Venture drops, June 1-5

The S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index succumbed to falling commodity futures and global macroeconomic uncertainty during the trading period, dropping 2.60 points before closing at 689.85 points.



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